Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1884, Page 1

—" T T Qo - f | I HE AHA DAILY BEE F"f‘ii ING. NOVEMBER 11, is+4, TEENTH -‘—{EAR. OMAHA, NEB., TUESI o n | ” [ o 1o has not vat been heard from, but it [interesting from the fact that the successor £ | emtract Pit o] livtduala vifSivow r is expect "1\ ly ‘m” t:w“:)m‘”;"'rr’u'l‘y. s with: | General Logan is to be cted DQMSTIC Harey Hill, 1 i ,( ")‘\:J“ { 1t hesitation, ok ¥t —_— “‘,'f Webb, Mik I ot mont any 1 themselvea instantly cured, ORITPLING COMMELCR A} To « e 1 re. 7/ nlom " thi ‘\' ‘.‘ \ 1 1 & . 1 rercantile and_ fina ) Vubtgive Hondeesh, W News Items of Iutorest from Withiu ttlo wa kil [ LA {ho Beginnieg of l' \J:x‘: 0i the which affairs are taking is viewed w rns give Henderson, re ¢ by $ Latlin w ek ron ASHINGTON, Novombor 10,—A decision G chatos A4 The Stip of slflm SfllllHE 1HE SHOALS O [ oo A Shottd the qurrel b pro. [ 1,263 majority in ths Th Oar Own Shores, b iy IAAD | was rondored by the suprema court of the | Cnicazo Marksts longed it will prove disastrous o510 majority in the Fourth district, T flins e Th of tibes (6alky 10 Ve ATKbammk Slalms by GrRhw. UHBGNHIMV the budaces - inforsst ‘of the sounte |peblican deteated Wellee by ; D~ 5 : yin bt Tafln ¢ vors apid ] o ts Girakt \Vetlipn Tavimiton, AHRTLENN bl REVORLICAN CONFIDEN ) TENACITY, he excitoment of last we a + sions in the Su=|hung his M The 4 {pal q ' o . ) d B Thin afternoon’s Mail_and Exprors saya: | down i business has reen uportant GE{ \; 8 1N the wu® | Niesed at reforce MeDine | EX ”“”vl '”.‘l"ly b ”‘:»‘M‘ Iw1H the| Ocension for Grent Reoeipts of ard 1 = | “Members of the republican national com. | congressional delegation stands 7 repu w Hreme 1, of Chicag parted the carcely | conrt of elaima, This was a suit brought by the _ tarded by the Olustering Bar< | Members of the republionn national, com | o8 ot Wonver Tn. tha. Sith, and preme Court ' Tnd ‘thoy {aced 'okch other than S livan |Isurance company to tecover $300,038 with Range Stock, nacles on Hsr Keel, Blaine and Lt gan have received a plurality of | bhrco democtata—Hall in the Bighth, Marphy S reached for his opponont and began _savage e to bo du it ho Geneva . —cn mposury the result of the official can. | Blaiot's majority in the state based on Lioutsnant: Gensral Sharidan’s nly i Bimsolf | tho. appiallant AERINRD YHGsels. HOSEreyel o Hogs Irragular, Scoring a Slight h will begin in the sixty counties at | vote for congressmen wi about 18,00 N s dother hug in had crate crotsers, Tho o ) ogs Irragule g And the Foes md Mists of \ temorrow. They adviss il epntfean e e First Annual Report, ctod, - and g tor 8 pellant’s petition upon the ground Advauce, D bt, A] d cool and 'w!v‘.l‘i‘l.l‘\'ll\‘H\U n and an s -1 i8S, . to the floor exhausted, ro Latlhin re 1 no jurisdiction, This court af. ou head, g .:mllvl i ey Ivl\lnym n of an I | HOW TAMMANY GOT TIE WONST OF IT YOI 118 ; . 'i”‘n:”[u DAETh ol lHr\‘I [U‘wwwlwfli \ firma that judgment, and holds that the court r i ammatory character. The democratic scare & GRS gt N - [ found the New Yorker short of wind and com- | of claims was prohibited from taking jurisdic 7 RSN i erow about ltering Ui retms is o silliest | 1OV e NOWHU 10/ KE R IR Second Day’s Seseion of the Ple pletaly unnorvod. " AL the call, Nullivan lowp. | Gon by cxprash. tteh from taking Jurisdie. | Wheat Very Frisky with Unus= 8y nonsensc, Tho returns were filed in thaofficss | N#w York, November 10.~ At n meeting of iy O od to the contre and lodged several stingars | controversy between the appellants ant : Does She Bear to the Reefs of [rmien: irks of the soveral countics four days | the Tammany hall comuitton, in organization nvy Gt on LiaiHin's face in wch rapid sticcaslon that | United Seates: Ateing s ol s branerid the ual Activ/ g Disaster ? ago and the only alterations now pos.ible is | to-night, district leaders, almost without ex o, i the latter's self-contr b nearly gone, then f vention, This court declines to express any h judicial vovision, to which both pasties f ceptions, reported that their ticket was beaten i left him complot id e turned to run | opinion, for the reason that a special tribunal = -—— must bow, K DEVELOPMENTS OF THE PAST | Ly trading on the t of the county demo- | T i =1, 1ok like a whipped ‘dog. as thought | has bee od for determ 2 B ques: | (13 nt i e (il S 3 - e TerOUR ooms HeoloNta T EVENING | staee ol Clareteind or thole loat ot i 'he. SullivatTaflin Fight at| Gt chunpion. sme Bis - vantage | o+ Cerind for determintug wish quen- | Gorn Buoyant and [ Better Fig: The Situation, in all Its Dubious|nerrer rrosercrs von siae tHax vin THOSE | ono 1ustance only was Tammany hall members New York, hwp“ mlull tlin's side, ho struck the fleeing c— 3 OF SATURDAY,” reported disloyal. It is claimod that Tam- pugilist behind the ear and sent him sprawl tOREIG @loom, Detailed, U “HLSODY SHINT” AND FRAUD IN VINOINTA, | DY was wext (o univorsalin it honest e e g senmelozs o tho toar, The largo erowid FORELGN NEWS. —— / A\‘n'\l':'\-i;\'ru\\’lt;“(Iv:‘luu\h:|l;::‘ll"“”i:‘h‘lll.l‘y‘v ‘l‘)’y" #1id that Blane men were wearing the county Doubly Fatal Result of an Election [\ and prowess with mlu;’nl hissos i'.\.l BRITISH PRODUOL Oats Also —Pork Ade ‘ o-day that an attempt js democracy badge in his district. = Keilly also Fight=Finerty's Ambiti choors, Lafllin failing to respond to the third | MARK LANE EXPRESS WEEKLY REORT vancing —ia iles a Shade ns to raiso the ‘‘bloody shirt yel oull, the The Contending Forces of Jealous | republic charges that Maurice B, Flynn, a prominent ston champion was allowed the | Loxpoy, November 10—The Mark Lane =y > 4 and show primafacie evidence of fr TERIT ettt e S Fives, Crimes, 1t tigl Partizanship, Virgini, *lvrflu; pose sidate aro b | b A LG L L — Express in its weekly review of tho Dritih - ingaaktiiored. R ARICHIGHERMU LQLDISUITE many, Other meombors made o m grain teado saye: Tho weather for the past - ) ——m enca is coll to show that negro . y : " o, 4 5 b HOA GO AT Te st The Bloody Shirt, and the Rebel| o< have been illegally used, and that in ARTHUIR AND BLAINE, WASHINGTON, November 10.—In the en e Daliveries of grain by farmers have been CATILE, o the election b ausns) CUTTING RASTWARD, liberal in amonnt, Nativo w. eat deciined 1 | Special telogram to Tk I s Yell maty districts, the republ bonrd of kupervisors was a (negro_gelected by | THE QUARREL OF TIE SUPORTING BRANCIES OF the democrate, It is ) alleged that | gjikse TWO WORTHIES IN THE REPUBLICAN in many voting places, the ballot box PARTC-STTH RESOLT AND HOSIE. MOR® HRAL din a high window so fer out of Ceunter Criminations of Fraud tho voter could not sco whether his [ ATLE INSIDE FaCTS, and Chicanery voto was deposited in the boxor thrown upon | Special Telogram to Tk Brx, prome court to-day a decision was rendered in tho case of the county of Bueaa Vista against the Towa Falls & Sioux City pany in errcr to the supreme court of Towas This was & suit brought by tho county to es- tablish its equitable title undor the “swamp foh wheat during tho week | CNioAco, November 10.—-Among. the fresh ox NEW Youk, Novemher 10,—Fivst-class pas | 9s Salos of 13 morning to $10.50 by the Erie, Wost Shoro [ 190 quarters at 405 1d dusing tho corrcspond. | westerus, mostly Toxans, which would le nd Lackawana, - Tho brokers sell for less, |ing week last yoar, Flour is lower, Medium | about 160 cars of nasives of which thera were N |<\- ulnwlx;. A i :‘nhlhl‘m‘lu»rlv!mlu:lr‘ V"]‘I];;{)K\;.';fll:‘:\'i MLl probably not over L0 cnzln th nv.cuuhlll:» (;l:m- d not” to foo 6t IRBQIWILH IR 6 | 2 onk, Novembor 10,1t is stated | Whont is dragiing alo pricel Or | jifiod as fat cattle. Trade was rather slow ke Sehicn 1o wlog Slaimed o toutri ot | haro that the West Shoro bas saked the Now i R Bt G o iited 01 byeryiHtig bt L bR 5 L nd it is fmpossible to predict w c o "’I‘"." by the railroad_company under congressional | York Central to restoro tho rates and pool [ and where it will NJ.,. The po ”i‘nnunL(I‘n'\ o [ 1aderwont llu!wl no ;]\nun‘s :\i:mu]nnl(} o recont elec. | grant, The questions presentcd here relate [ business, Tt fs understood that the Ne th Saturday. Low grades of natives sold roceipts wore about 250 cars of tailroad com. the ihor, Meanwhile the actual vote and the | y050, November 10,—Criminations and plurality th waits tho action of the canvass by 1 ATy counts to-morrow. On that day at 1 | recriminations aro passing between the / lock, sixty boards of ccunty supervisors, | and Rlaine republicans here and in othe 18 of which are republicans and 17 democrats, | of the stats on the outcome of t hur Raising Their Olamoring Threats 5 )5 ¢[i8 without precedent; the freo supply is at tha National Lif: meet to open and c: s tho returns by elec. | tion, which has not only given the control of the | t the action of the lowar court in wdmitemg | 3ol Co X bl A by b ) lower on account tof the big run of Texans, tion distru Legal knowledgo of the vote | nation over to tho democrats, as the case now | cartain evidence objected to by the dofense, L‘,,\’,,",l‘“."flfi‘,“,',"'n’:_' ",'.‘“ :\_'\”H”m“:"l'(‘:: Lol ”"IH'\Y'{;X}"‘” 6 oub ot L‘\;m;\"h'l‘“{ ‘*A‘“"‘"":‘\")! yot mativo steers that camo snywhere near s 5 begiua when this 1 done and legul remodies | tands but also promises tho eloction of | Tiut ‘action was over-ruled Ly tho suprems [ entor into any joosing arangenont ¥ “howaver, in expectod whon the immense | *tnZtho ehipping or dressed beef domand, And T ding C ial d for wrongs done will then commence, democratic sonutor from Illinois to succoed | court of Towa and_judgment of the latter in . op of Rets fairly in motion, | 01d fully as well as sny time aud 1-_: some in- nd Impeding Commercial and e Logan, — Arthur mea, many of whom became | favor ot tho railtoad company is here af- ASBION Jon off coast i trifling, Thers | Mtances wero reported firmer. Thero were THE CROOKED PINTH. Mugwumps,” say it tho Blainaites had 1ot | fimed. New Yok, November 10.—R. A, Wright, | wore thirteen arrivals, three cargoes sold, | None that could be classed as first class on the market. Thero were only n train or two of wosterns that were firet. class, Among the Toxana_were & fow trains that were good Business Enerzies. HOW insisted on shoving their candidate down the A decision was also rendered in a case |vrm~nh>u| of the Hanwell Furnace company, s e S e throats of the convention and had nominated | eyowing out of the prohibition law in ned to-day. Liabilities $612 000; nomi THE LYNX-EVAD GUARDIANS OF THE BAL-| Arthur, he would havo beon elected. |cntitied Johu KFoster, couuty attorney nal nsaots S518,000; actual axsots $51,000, ac- wur withdrawn and_five romain, Sixteen AUD WAS DETECTED AND DEFEATED 1Y due, Trado in cargocs forward small \ : b The Need of a Mortuary Quictus Up-| 1ot Biaino * men retort e 1 " Arhur men | iine cowmey, agaiont the siate ‘of K ikl valte Of WhIGH s Lirg 85,600, Qno'trin ol tho Palo Blanco (Now Mexico) S i onE N o101 «d | had not fallen from_their alle sine | Tixrel Jolimskons, aforney:gencral, This w i ¥ ‘exaus wore on the markes. The Conco on Some of the Rabid Kavstoxs, N, Y, Novamber 10.=In regacd |6 514 h sve Besin elooteds (UL} 10156 | & RALS BROURHG Y IR Eobney-mEnarALREAIARE 3 Ailihlg 2 HINKSE WAR, ttlo company, of Wyomir g, also had a train t0 the frand In tho Tifth ward, no contest will | o Gid Vs Arthur men_Knifo Biaine, but | bt Rkt by the auoriey.onoral agninst Vouk, November 10.—The, Lacka-[ AN INDEMNITY WANTED BY THE PEOVLE, ood cattle ‘on salo, Tuferior to choioe | Party Leaders, ront excitoment | hippers, weighing 1,020,430, sold at $4.20 Rl 1| @615, mainly at 85 20@6. Range cattle in prevailed in tha lobbies of tho chambers this [ gy yi MG S0 domand; Texan bulls, afternoon and ovening, owing the confirma- steers, 8 vo given notico that unless [ ToVam the rates to Chicago ‘are restorad in four or [ LATIS: November 10, eded by Ward, ‘demo- | violation of the atafuko of tho state known ay [ fiveduys 1t will scll Chicago passage at 30 and be made to-morrow Ly the republicans, Free- |they went further and refuscd to vote for | had neglected to prosconto persons guilty of man, leading the republican party this even- | Bluine’s conspicuous backers, such a8 George | golling intoxicating liquors in the county in K, Davis, who is suc ; THI SITUATION, ing, nys: *“The vota in the Fifth ward hav- | iy "8y Ui Thur somgrassional dineich, hich | g 2H1o0, o th atabute of thestate, known ne e " Special telogram to ThE Bre, ing boen reprasented throughout the state 18 | is sceral thousand ropublican. They wont o | hetow Tt sy fumet veadlit oot KNG ASSTOA R BRI BOCET o of (the fapors ARSI e s Saaiy e e 8 M0 il were s Tollows: 18 Montanas, 132 i SMELLS A RAT, fraudulent, it is only fair to both parties that | step further and put the knife under tho ribs | agaiust the defendant and judgeuent thercon | Loxnox, Septomber 10.—Under secretary | Liborts, that the] cabinet council on Satur- of all the candidates on the republican state | ramoving him from offi Heo appealed on | of the colonial department veplying to an_in- | day decided t> forego demanding indemnity ticket, who did uot bear the very best record. | the eround, 1st that the prohibitory liquor | quiry said that it was truo that the Buitish [of China, Muen aiscontent prevails on ac: The result is that the democrats have exactly | law was unconstitutional, and 2nd that inas- [ minister at Washington bad been instructed | count of this, In the Tonquin committee of . MANN York, November 10,.—Daniel Man- | the whole truth concerninz it should at once ning, chairman of the democratic state com. |be made known. The full ele 1 ballot s found to contain ninety-one ballots i Montavas, ; 143 Mon cows, 1,178, $4.05; 48, §3.50; Now Mexico l«mu- . $1.03; 28 Neb- raska-Toxans, 3 80; 07 Nebraska cow, ee, arrived in this city to-day from Al- o Lalt of the legislatura on the joint balloi oh FORRAR Al aghl v ogoC ; g o ] moro than cast according to the poll list, and gislaturo | much as the proceedings aguiost him were un- | to negociate n reciprocalcommorcial arrange- | the chamber of deputios, Cirrean, chairman | FiskacTex ) 3 g ¢, aud had a long interview with Seantors | that excess of votcs were drawn ont by & whill thero aro tywo districts in doubt, both of | der writ quo warranto, which fn Kunaws was | ment whereby America.should romit in. 1ast | of the commitise, fas renigned, and the com- | 200, T \\wmnw_u 1,43, 8$4.65; 7 tail G and Tonss Hotithe domaeratiotnsy | lindrolaad Bin which the repubicans must get to muke tle. | a criminal proceediog, he was entitloa to tiial | tho duties on West Irdia sugar and the West | mittso has resolved to postpond prasenting its | 1% 1y tional committes, Manning said that he had | the states’ ' 1f fraud was intended the parties | Ourter Huvron, having heen defeated for fin = acorcdance with the criminal code. | Indies should take off dutics on cortain articles [ report until Ferry has made an explanation. Hoas, ional co . D g said that he had | ¢ 800 o Giplich what they dosired, The [ €0vernor on the democratic teket, is trimming | This court affirms the judgment of removal on | imported from Awmerica, but no arrangement S The market opaned active with a good de- d fanlg | Bis sl for a cruise into the United States | the ground that both questions which the do- | was contemplated and no proposal had been London Note mand all along the line, Pricos ruled some- § learned enough to convinco him that the re- | publican pi ty have 1o reazon to f Bl oth 5 prblican national committes had concerted a | with the result of tha vota, as it gave Cleve. [ Senate. ¥ h'lum;nn]wnnhl. ruuellnllm own -!.-lLu..IM- |.u|u- dlw«{lm}. |I,\Lu.u \\\':t lv;xlllwdnmlllln\ 08 | Tonnon, November 10,—The loss of Stew- | what irregular with an advance anywhere CHSOT i f | land only 260 majority, which is an_ordinary already been decided hero against_him, the | differential duties on English as opposed to S from b to 15¢, the average b-ing about 10c. [ foncmelciitia yoRatiarativnshmadofinjthelol Tho roll was ¢arefully watched aoo.| o RMISSOURLS y first in Battemeyer vs. lown, 18 Wall, 15, | American mannfactures. t Bros, and Spencer by the hurning of their [ Ly 2400 SEHE PO 0 that on ¥4 CtfcectainloonntiosinithelEihtollomakellan, y and tho crsult as declared by theiin | | 81 Lovis, November 10.-St. Lonis ity |and Company ve, Massachusetts, Boxtox, Novenbcr 10.—Loading _clearing | 011 Works at Strood is 250,000 pounds, Saturday which will partly account for_ the i thet Blaine had a plurality, Elking, parently gives each party whatit | and couuty” gives Cleveland 161,105, Llaino and second in Ames va, Knnsas, 11 [ houses of the United States report the total | =The funeral of Postmaster General Fawcett |irregularity of the advance,” Light to medium 1uau, Jones and other Blaine managers, entitled to. LOEARE ohaill 52 HOIE i plurality gross exchanges of the wook ended November [ occurrod to-day. Fully 15,000 persons were | 8ud good packivg sorts got tho bulk of the 3 said, were well aware of the fact TR A AR e ) Crrrr Sth at X714 por cent || - advance, best heavy only relling n»hado higher Manning said, aware o fact | UL 50,072, Ford (fusion) 141,871 Marmaduke's SHERIDANS WRICE compared with the corrosponding week last | 0 Abtendance. as tho shipping demand was not at all urgont. that the returns showed on their face that plurality year, A troop ship with 2,030 marines left for |Sules were at 4 3)@450 for common and FIns UAL REPORT OF SCARING THE WE A PHILLIP SHERIDA GENEIAL ML FIOM CHIGAGO TO THE SEA, TARY DOCUMEN (',uu;.\'.u, November 10.—A meeting of the % e n 1| general passencer agents of eastward Wasnixarox, Nusember 10.-Tho annual {3,y will be held hero to-morrow forthe piir- report of Lieutenwn: Giensral Sheridan has | pogs of discussing the question of the restora- been made, covering the poriod from Lis | tion of rates to the seaboard. Tho opinion is signment to the command of tho army, No- | expreased in railway s that the attompt 5 Talo of Blyb b susieb /i toitoring. ordes|| EOORN B 460@4 75 for good to choico 'v‘.l:.u.mm‘ I,:’,W‘. L 13 GBI ety pickers, wnd 1806490 for ensy. dl.l“lll B1Tho croftors from nelghboring islands_are | grinof 20080 225 suld ue 475 4 80, and sorts Hooking to the Inle_of Skye. toamist thoir | g1y, ! A T MDA KR 0@ brethren in maintaining their rights; 2,500 | 4ull andpejected, a REOE crofters will meet detachment of polica on their arrival, and will conduct them to Vig WHEAT. hon _they will demand of them tho object [ Tho market displuyed graster <igs of lifo Governor Cleveland had carried the state, but | ., . Lut they caleulated on making the result|Special Telegram to Tax B donbtiul and throwing the questioa_into the kW York, November 10. secret meet- courts and finally into covgrees. Mamniug | ing of the directors of the Western Union tele stated that the ropublican national committee had, since last Friday, secured agents in every h county in the state, who are_cesorting to tho | very unusual proceeding of calling such a | b most disrepulable means to bolster up soms | meeting Sunday night has led to many | dis L & = , gun investiga (S G ing o] ik ek graph company was held last night. The | yop.'in the Sixteenth assembly district on be. f of the count: say they have verad eloven cases of dicloyalty to th | plurality, thrown away, % may be that demands euch haste. One theory | the national and state democratic committses, | says that during this time, the entire terri SetmaonuD psaris v L Tsandors will o nduct the po- [ thronghout almost the entire day was active SWE O $ . is that somo development in the New York il s iy Lt [ e RN LT S e e e 261N, T, November 10, -Cheese, quiet; | lice back to the landing placeand request them | and fluctuntions quite severs and rapid, The WE © NOTHI TRIBU 8 3 AratBE A el loommiL tesl il Ast nl Ak s L TAuecer g ungEy RO cEroopefyinglhcen e sudes, 700 hoxes of part skims, 73@8). | to leave their shoros. mmkes opened very waak, December touch- T Tribune as unfalteringly as ever pro- |election may have caused it. Another and st s b o rebngion. o tha | nnusually fres from collisions, - resulting in | Butter, 1¢ lower, Regular sales, 17 000 pousds ; - 724, thon rose to 73, 'sild to 72}, rallied e, mh belief 31.‘.\.3. Blaino and Logan are more gone ;].1'1\ .4;‘;.0“} onelly tl\m ':LY}):.]? pending canv Conkling is to-night in | loss, either to life or property, but the s ioo 'll;- “l(‘m ato Tilw cheose, 7,400 boxen; The Pl ko re 'lnllu-rwun!ur session A cted, says: ¢ Wo see no_occasion o | boon caused by editorials in the New York | conguitation with members of the comunittes | of the military in tho west caunot be butter, 117,000 pounds, Banivon, N Plonary | 0 732 @731, up &1 7ii on_the afternoon board, chaigo our opinicn thus far maintained that [ papers advocating the inwugoration of a postal | of Tugvers who hase undertaken to see & fate DEFEAT AND FAILURE, LT back ugain to 74« /44 which was the closing’ 1y years to come, council assembled this morning at the semi- | goure May op jot deopad down t0 80 1 unly the official count can determine the result [ elegraph systens by the government. Tt is | oot dispeused with for m of tho elestion 1n this stato, and that it is |known that some of the older and better [ """ Canitt, Tenn., November 10.—John A, | ary of St. Sulpi ses groat interest in the | my o) o for the transaction of bus- [ but_rose to 81} at the close of the days Lieut-general expr 1 likely to show a smail plurality for Blaine |equipped papers wore mot pleased with the Tho Ol Flag iy national guard of the state and thinks that | & .t ,:fj";::“b’,"" “‘(;",:fw"'-"“f,‘r”,' o o= Livors, ANl mombors wero present, number | trading, Receipts continno free and the wn l.fng‘:nv,dllhf' gemeortaRthermalveellin)ullnjselyicigbichth e o L OO |\ qust, G Novenbor 10, The. demo. | Congress should dosignate the mumber of e | LA G0 T GO0 K TGOS | of subioota wero wrewented, but. nothing was | strength shown by tho ket was & surprise spito of the idle vaporings of their newspa-|o ed election news in its bulleting., The A, Gay, 1 3 tHilt 01 onch ! atath: Aibbould 8 have, o ket by St idual abie | dotermined. A~ day cr two will be reuired | to ® great many tracders - and cansed some free k0 the kubjects to bo considored, after [ overiog of shoits. p the work of the council will be prosc. ) CORN Also displayed great wetivity, accompanied a harp rise in values, pariicularly for near pers which started 1o, the night after election, | claim is that the wide distribution of these | cratic demonstration in this city to-night in | provide fo with claims of 60,000 plurality, and since de- [ bulletins which went a Ismall and weak pa- | honor of Cleveland’s election was the finest | gacrison equi d to about 1,000 Thy only count is [ pers and to clubs, hotels, saloons and even to [ di ever made hero, Broad and li tle less than 450 in this state, This | privato residences, not only deprived these | streets, two miles long, wero streans of fire. | gtate gove \arms and camps er some wise method of 0 | accountability fnr this property, whenever the UNION PACIFIC STATEMENT, cuted, t themselves appropriate sub- 1 Ny Yok, Noy ber 12,--The Uni Th ties wre 514,000, mly absent prelate is Bishop Twigg, of 10 errors such as aro already discovered |l ge papers of tho advantage which their su- | Every house bore an illun u with appro- | stantial sums of moncy for thesupport of their | o [ pittsburg Conadian_ bishops und [ futures, November udvanced fully 5e “and 4 than wipe it out, The whole canvass [perior ne news would have | priate designs, | The procession was an hour [ respect ve ilitary systems m such a mauner cific statoment for the quarter ending Sept. [ (),,,if, Vicar apostolic to Northern .;u[nm. ¢ ut 44 or 4cabove the Iuwl'nl,ylipllrm of be conducted with the utmost openness | given thum hut k away from them [ passing. There wera displays of cvery | that these sums cannot be affected by party [ 30th, shows: t earnings, $303,00 while not taking jart in the deliberations, ay. The y closed strong at 48{, May 4 wnd under the most rigid legal [much of their iy, the bulletins | trado and profession. Tho students of the | lugialation, Fxecpting for our ocean com- | est and dividends from investment, AVBIbEn anslEnBaiby conrtlay e eyl Ea Yecsipts! were only moderata: while tiny, with resort o proper | heing road to vast erowds of pooplo who would [ modical college carried sike'etons. Men who | wmerce and for cur seaboard citics, he doos not | total net incom, 34,603,000, od_churges, | of weats at all cessions. At th cathedral to nents continue free, cansing s ma ked ro- | ts wheraver necossary, Then if s tuir | otherwise have bought payers, and in buying | had not carried a torch in five think we should be mu armed about the | SL3I8,000. Due to government, 5 niglit Bidhon TohinIrelnad; nf St Baul ds T TSP (o Y g count gives Clovelsnd a plurality of only a | papers would Jave naturally bought those | marched tonight under the flug of th probability of wara with foreign powers, since | tal, 32,145,005 surplus, $2,358,00), livered a_sermon, subject, Chuch, the ¢ K singlo vote, he will be inaugnratad. If it|baving the widest facilities, instead of the pldged her sllegiance ane it would requive more than & million aud a PRESPECTIVE PEACE Support of the Government g QATH:; % Blaine a plur lity, no matter how small, | younger and D rganized papers C m country, Specchos were n haf men to make tho campaign upon v . i S & Also ruled strong, closivg 4@} over Satur- will be inaugur, Blastor aud_ threats | which, by these bulletins, wero put on a par | by Patrick Walsh, member of the na land sgainst us: To tranport from | N#WYonk, November 10,—I¢ is rum Nine New Cardinals duy, at 2 tor N 26 for Decomber, | promote public disordor, for which those | with the best us tor as late news was con- [ democratic committee, and others, | The boyond ghe ocean that number of soldicrs | that & movement ison fot to restore rate : A : 20 tor the year, i 5 use them will be responsible, but they [ cerned. The objections in brief are that the | is ablaze, with all their munitions of war, their cavalry, | rom here by taking into the pool the Wi Rovk, November 10.—At a consistory to Sonk will not b permitted to effect the inevituble | Western Union brcamo o news gatherer and L — artillery, and infuntry, oven if not molested | Shore and arbitrating of per cenvages, day the pope ereated wino now cardinaln, I | Advauesd 20@2%c, closed seady at 11 574 Feells giatzibutoriinstend il moralyia nenaicREFIbE A Erophetiiniscacl, by us while in transit, would demand a large CUITING FROM NEW ENGLAND his allocution he adverted to the painful po the year. 11474 for Junuary, 1160 for He eain- ., November 10,—Attor- | purt of ths shipping of all Europ ‘ i obruary, ho defonseless con- 2 1N THE S0UTH, Al o THE ASS0CIATED PR WaATERTOW Boston, November 10,—The He sition in which the head of the church was "The Tr'bune says in its nows columns that ey Goneral O'5.ion, one of tho state oan- | (etly mvites attention ol route b dia f g ] shurel ) siguific grams from toe wouth, from |Special to the Chicago Daily News, id: 1 have no foars that the wishos | Vmends tho early beginning of & conoral |, oy 'ot g6, and at the ssmo timo that. Gatholio foith wis making Eheavhont | bors oo ee Drorimena 80) fon {;,';}.,I,.\,';,‘""" mon v s confoderate soldiers, expre New Yonk, November 8 —To M. E, Stone, [ 0F Sudgement of the poople, expressed at tho | System of sea coatt fortitications to b vty | 0f 3725 on’ rates from Boston to St. Louis, | the world, and especially in the United States [ i & W2 | structod in accordanco with tho involved by the latest improveme Juireme 819 for first-class tickets and § t4 in heavy 19 for irst-class tickets and $18 nakivg rat for kecond cl 1 or defoate 1 toral vote council had just as- d the fact nuw bish atost fear that dicodor may becoms will be fals nic in thesouth if the dem ballot b where the the plenary Editor Chicago Daily News: Our footings A Question of Land Fenuors, c ats are en- party or sct of men can st h M rr i Lobed with e national admnistration. | show that Clevelund hos a plurality of 1,150, of ho empire state. The luws of tho stat in | S1ULIorr, lhia ma ion,” he waye, "us growing —— T ndia OiicAao, November 10,~Tn the matter of e rggsoon Nare ren r':',l<"llll:ul|| nt:’hr]n’x Therd 13 places to be heard from officially | regard to the Ivl m and t'lmfwnullum:lnl PR I-';“f e Pt B MARVELOU nd expressed wratifica- | corguin Jands in Michigan which had once ou £0U b A rospect, ¢ uce . by OLes erfect to of d, 1] e L o 195900 Al jon 3HL0) in o e seo of C K f B P o P A el 0TS roduce this somewhat. 1f Garfield’s [ Yobes are b peofect to bt of fraud, Ahe | oy *roppry not como upon s | e MONUMENTAL LIS WIHICH A COUPLE OF ton e tho restoracion of the seo of Carthags. | o0n granted by tho goverumant to the state of ..n'.-..n men in_the soath, one ({lr xu'" majorities in those places are accepted the v‘ul[u]cmlu frsud, even if it were possible, | Poth “l'wj'l" ".'t”l»d:":‘l'; .‘T?“,';'.‘."fl‘,'.,‘, “hat | GUYS ALE RELATING CF THRIR ALLEGED Ditns oriatEial to aid in the construction of ruilroads, which o8 from Virginia cays, are appalled at | lurality for Cieveland will be 721, but it is| The votes given br the peopla of this state R0 L) 16 SROLLG RO FRINOM) ) ACLES IN THE I 00D, 3 : ¥ . ilroads were never built, und the grauts Y equonces that night follow from the | oypul if 1 I1s s large a vote in [ Wil be honestly counted and tho result " truth. | distraetive explosiyos, are enslly tuado, a| SAEAFER R T LU Boarom Nesaipbedbemadtiopiaied ool HERGHRS B lERLER TSI sensn of iiweourity aud consequent panio 0B f ghoee precinct eld, hence Cloveland’s | fully declarec s R 0 2L B TR LG SN R vember 2, from Tarks laland, says the rig | WWBBA, Hioso s wire , nolc e auy SE the partof tho mgross, Nothing can bo ex-{ ity iway be accapted s bout 1,000, This e g e o0 e | Cuticaco, Novembor 10.—W. I, Bulkley, | julin I, Haskill safled from Wavassn, Octo. [ Public land. The secrotary of tho intari . H Ratiorallonun] baa by b oo rooms | caleulation, of course, is based on th returas Figuring on (he Plurality. and the commerce of entiie cities dostro: the Quincy strect harness maker, of faith-cure | hor 17, for Baltimore, with guano. October14 | ecently held that such lands could not be . that Blain is olected, aud exprossions of rid. [ ¥hich have been roveived from the variows | - Niw Your, November 10.—Elkin, Joncs, | by infuriatod pooplo with moaus carriod with | fame and W, R, Torrey, his coluborer, 10- {4110 ancountored a hurrican and sprung loak | ©01d for $1.25 per ncro until aftor thoy had culo und disgust, ab the democratio. rejoicing | Previncta a this offico trom persons bolioved | oo L g0 "l Sonagor Habart, of New der. | berfect safety in tho pockeb of Uic cloth | purned Saturduy from Watortown, Wis., | which necessitated abandonmont, Tho crew, | Ueen offered at austion. ‘The meetiug of the throughont ‘the, eountey. of - Lot L 4o [ to Lo reliable, und also huve served the As 3 Sight i all bo0k to the boats und muds for | owners of such lands npor whose ticles thix or theeo days, Tho rapnblican state. cammnt, | sociated press acceptably in othor years, Au |sey were at the republican National head P TN where, since October 16th, thoy have held a | eight in all, took to the, boats and made for ) g G0, lices 4" cloud, met here to-day and Lo mrn vt o ropublicun state commit. | o\uuination of the returns shows great dif- | quarters to-day in confarence, the result S0 serionof mostings for the purposo of curing the | |Hee TR DAC I THST R ont the cap. | appuinted a committee to take necessary ac- 1 h oris warts of the it iabatohes | ference of gain or Joss in different scctions; | which is not “known, Warren, chairman of SULLIVAN. L, Aok and nakiog oonverta £0 the' Froe Aathe |t o v A AUG-ALLOR HORFG.SKRIIRG Q8BAT El {n o mre The decis’'on is said to il S N ana [ S e LA ‘““‘:Y“_"fl "L"}' Lence the widely differing calculations, tho republican state commistee, returus homo [ HOW THE 1OSTON CHAMPION roTsbED 111k | ith, Tl A P TERTL PRy g affect the title to several million acres of lands ¢ ; ; 9maoahic hluster WiLuiam Hesky Syir, | this evoning, and Vrooman to-orrow, A : : oy | G186 faith, They wpeak eothusinstically o s in different states to dismay th The senders say they will METROPOLITAN LOOBY OUT OF SHAPE IN THE . T he branchise Bill S ; oo i e Wy o St e General Mavager Associated Press, | Draper Bonco s for tho Dresent Lo cormii ELIR kA thir suceoss i porforming cues, many of [ LUBRERRAHIA-RIL v o — ¢ sy be i ¢ ) i nan kaid to-day tho democrats claim ti ) ROUND, hich as described by them, are of a trul LoNDON, November 10,—The franchise bil % A b e 2’)3':"!:4‘:;':“5;:)ui‘[n\.h‘u-l‘r‘in:il‘nllf"“l.h):‘c":x‘n: POLTTIUAL NOTI o from thy loslde by 801, and the d New You, November 1%—John L, Sul. (%7080 CHe 'I'InZym]mrL toval of 811 | s passed by the houso In comuittee of the Lox Il’\!"h n»l ‘I‘p:'. 'll‘l)'film" f com- 2 falso countin shall by allowed 110 MAJORITIRB 1N TRxAB, gratic fuvestigution of ret :"4';""”"‘9"3 has |livan, of Bouton, and Joha M, Lafiin, of thi| o oureq auong whom were residenta of | Whulb without amendment, ~The result wan | “OKBOR Revswoerth = 1ot S8 S i/ chavge the re 8 of xlobing o this| o o N ber 10,—Complal ugtatnat Blaine U the mumm of 125 votes o | ity, had their much talked of bout uader the [{EH EHFC SEOMEREE K IEEEEIRE | greutod i cha oo s B o S AL u'uL:m - 4 Oy aar. | ovtion in Texns ivn Clavelnnd | At the demcratic headquarters thia is not | revised Queesbury rules at Madison Squore | Michizan, Toward the closs of the serio of —— an amendwment to the franchise bill, the pur. i Bioy e utmost precuutions | from eleven countied in Texas giy verified, an official saying ths democrats were | Garden tonight, The bette 0 lave | aatin s iAo L O ARt PRI o " L vose of which was to prevent the bill from go have boen takel to pievent any demonstra: | 35 3000 ying arden tonight, The better man was to have | mesting: y 3 4 Semont 26,051, Blaine 7,493, Butler 514, St. John now struggling for what is already won. . il N Tl A e AP0 A NI BaN IPrancrsen, November 10, —Late but | iog operation until the sheme of redistribution ; tion ot popolur feeliog on cither aide, Thore [ 7150 " Whe frERe L e e B AL ] the full prooceds of the house. The question | AHEISIIN, T UG, CREE B0 KOS WS LS incomplote figures plisced the Kirst congres: | snould b adopted. ? ill bano mave auck demonsizations at all | IAIAR: demoseat for goveraor, L4 213, dons ST AT of “knocking out” was ot conuidered alone, | 0SS GPSERE G S B G s | tonal district of Culifornia in doubt, Lister e v SR A AR R P ARG R A A 3 B ortal XRUBECAN |y axy, November 10,—The democraoy of | Pat Sheedy, Sullivan's buckor, said that the | of ' porvons eured by wending their handicor: | [!rea show that, Cacothers, vepublioan, sul) A Wise Preject. i s o come, LOGAN'S SEAT 1N THE SENATE. Albany held a monstor colebration to-night, | Boston man hiad no intention cf knocking out (chiets up by Bulkeley, who by veturning | (50 T Ui ble “uiat this will materially | Toroxto, November 10.- St. Gieorge society i THE FIGHT IN THE COUKTS, oo MRGAN S KEAT 1 THE ARNoTh: Thousands of strangers in The clty | 1l opponent, About 5,000 people were pres. | thom to the senders, thus trunsmitted healing | f o006 o' e, this city, appointed a committe to consider ; 5 > | Cuicago, November 10.—Tho present asti- | Thousands of strangers in town, The city o ; owers, 'Uhis was done whero 1t was impos AMEE S the bet means of previntiug immigrations ¢ Preparations for a hard legal struggle is |imate as to the comylsxion of the Illinois | wasilluminated and houses decorated, Goy, | Bt Dominicl McCaffrey, Charlie Mitchell, ! ible for the persons deciding to be cured to T = and undesirable ac:essioas ¢ ths population, K’ bLeing made by both parties, The republicans | state legislatore is that it will be a tic on|Cleveland witnessed the parade from the | Alf Greenfield, snd Paddy Ryan who will | get uear tho platform, By way of convincing i ocathor as. P - quployed able counsel, headed by Will. | joint ballot, the senato having u majority of | window of the excoutivo. chamber in the cape |spar Sullivan'in January” wero among the | the skeptios, 116 were cured through the in- [ Wasiis 1oy, November 10.—Upper Mis- q Evart-, ‘The democrats are not per- | ove republican, and. the houge & majority of | itol, but did not rview it. The numbsr of | throng. Judge Gilderslecve, County Clerk | strumentality of groen leaves given by Bulke [ slesippi faie wWeather, light variubie winds, Limb in Girist A walking , with six Stat Benator Muiphy, Thomas A, | loy to diseased men and wowen who anuounc- | reatly statlonary — temperature, Missouri [ Lovisvitiy, Ky., November 10, (Pin,,) | ing their instant cure as a miracle, created an' Valley fair weather, lght variablo winds, | watch go-as-you-, lease, 108 houw starte. s began Lere to-day, ors at the executive chamber was very ' Keena Many congratulatory telegrams were | Edison, Peter Nooasn, a deranton c ived, railroad man, Henry H, Brown, millionaire amount of confidence which no number of nearly stationary temperature, fen g the wrass to grow under their feet. | one democrat, = Contesta aro likely to ensue in v have requested Ruscos Coukling to rep- { three districts which may reverse this condi- ' larg them before the state board of canvass ! tion of affairs, ho situation is made more re ] SHeen teverywhere, Mtwm»mu- [ Lt attains the tichness l and nelloue. £ h ness wi e le %QGQUAG wee -otcctt.,., (‘{—c:,k I Because every- " e o where recogmzea. as indispensibfe Wh g boddl fo Peafer aho y --t .7a bacco Smoking Tobacco., — . i« 4 age alone (it patts. ‘R, r.;:,.(« slote ¢ sy